Chateau Beausejour Duffau Lagarrosse Saint Emilion Bordeaux France

Chateau Beauséjour, which has been renowned for a long time for its wines- has been in the property of the same family for eight generations.This estate -bequeathed in 1867 by Pierre-Paulin Ducarpe to his daughter, then married to Doctor Duffau-Lagarrosse- is composed of the family house close to the ancient Saint-Martin church (11th century) that overlooks the vineyard.
The vineyard -seven unbroken hectares (about 14 acres)- lies a few yards west of Saint-Emilion on mixed soil of clay and limestone with asterias right in the very heart of the great vineyards. This estate, which was set up as a non-trading company (société civile) in 1963, has been handed down to this day to the descendants in direct line of the Duffau-Lagarrosse.
Guided by long experience and concerned about the highest quality of their production, the present owners have managed to retain for their vineyard and its wines their ancient reputation.

Chateau Beausejour Duffau-Lagarrosse

Chateau Beausejour is famous for the quality of its wine for a long time. It has remained the property of the same family since the original vineyard was divided into 2 Beausejours.